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F V Galimzianov

Publications and source records attributed to F V Galimzianov.

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PubMed2006

[Primary diagnosis of infected pancreonecrosis].

Three hundred and fourteen patients were analyzed including 47 with pancreatogenic infiltration, 58 with pancreatogenic abscess, and 209 patients with pancreatogenic phlegmon. Clinical and special examinations were used for diagnosis. Clinical examination permits to suspect of the one or other form of infected pancreanecrosis. Results of clinical and biochemical blood analyses don't differ significantly. Data of USE and CT permit to precise the clinical form of the disease. The most changes have been revealed in the patients with pancreatogenic phlegmon.

Abscess↗
PubMed2005

[Pancreatogenic phlegmons of the retroperitoneal fat].

In patients with pancreatogenic phlegmons lesions of the retroperitoneal fat were divided into four quadrants. The fat lesion was detailed with the help of ultrasonic examination, computed and magnet-resonance tomography. Operative interventions were fulfilled according to the lesion volume. From 314 patients with infected forms of necrotizing pancreatitis 209 patients with pancreatogenic phlegmons were chosen. They were operated on. Minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques were used in 116 patients, traditional methods were used in 93 patients. The factors increasing the effectiveness of treatment were the giving up of early operative interventions, adequate drainage of the purulent focus using minimal accesses. Lethality after minimally invasive methods was 11.2%, after traditional treatment - 29.0%.

Cellulitis↗
PubMed1998

[Combined treatment of aged patients with obliterative atherosclerosis of legs grade IV by intraarterial infusions and CO2-laser].

Analysis of combined treatment of aged patients with obliterative atherosclerosis of the vessels of low limbs grade IV by intraarterial infusions and CO2-laser showed good short-term results. The proposed method of "sparing surgery" is not much traumatic and simple in performance. It creates additional curative effect by improvement of regional circulation in ischemic area and by antibacterial stimulating action on tissues with trophic damages by CO2-laser, it diminishes operation risk and promotes favourable healing process.

Aged↗
PubMed1996

[The potentials of laser and electromagnetic-laser therapy in the treatment of patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans of the vessels of the lower extremities].

A comparative analysis of the laser and electromagnetic laser therapy was performed in the complex treatment of patients with obliterating atherosclerosis of the lower extremity vessels. Laser treatment exerts a therapeutic effect related with its influence upon microcirculation. The effectiveness of complex treatment becomes higher when using a combination of laser therapy with the impulse electromagnetic therapy of complex modulation at the expense of improvement of the regional blood circulation in all links of the vasculature.

Arteriosclerosis Obliterans↗
PubMed1990

[Electromagnetic therapy after phlebectomy].

Comparative analysis of outpatient treatment by means of pulsed complexly-modulated electromagnetic field (PCMEMF) applied after phlebectomy in 30 patients with varicosity of the lower limbs showed the expediency of this type of treatment in the postoperative period. Exposure of the operated on limb to PCMEMF raises the efficacy of the rehabilitation measures and reduces the terms of the patients' temporary incapacity.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[A complex method of regional barotherapy of Raynaud's disease at a specialized polyclinic unit].

A comparative analysis of combination of local decompression and the impulse complex-modulated electromagnetic therapy for patients with the Raynaud disease has shown the expediency of this method giving good immediate results. The method proposed gives an additional curative effect consisting in the improvement of regional and capillary blood circulation after 10 sessions, as a rule, and may be recommended for wide use under conditions of polyclinic.

Adult↗